Step into a realm of rich, swirling modulation with the Seymour Duncan Polaron Analog Phase Shifter. This pedal is your gateway to an expansive range of phase-shifting effects, all crafted with a 100% analog signal path for unrivaled warmth and depth. Whether you're chasing subtle pulses or radical sweeps, the Polaron's adjustable 2- to 16-stage filter array ensures you have the flexibility to create sounds that range from the classic to the avant-garde.

The Polaron offers both LFO and envelope follower modes, doubling your creative potential. In LFO mode, you can control the rate and depth manually, or sync to your track using the tap tempo function. Switch to envelope follower mode, and let the dynamics of your pick attack shape the effect, unlocking expressive possibilities like auto-wah and talk box tones. The onboard preset functionality allows you to save your favorite settings, so you're always ready to revisit yesterday's sonic breakthroughs.

Built with true-bypass switching, the Polaron ensures your signal remains pristine when the pedal is not engaged. This pedal isn't just an effect; it's a catalyst for creativity, allowing you to explore and innovate with every note.

Key Features:

• Adjustable 2- to 16-stage analog phase filter array
• 100% analog signal path for warm, vibrant tones
• LFO and envelope follower modes for diverse modulation
• Tap tempo function to sync phasing with your music
• Onboard presets for easy recall of custom settings
• True-bypass switching for uncompromised signal integrity

Product specs

FAQs

What power supply does the Seymour Duncan Polaron Analog Phase Shifter require?

The Seymour Duncan Polaron requires a 9V-18V DC power supply, which is sold separately. It has a power usage of 100mA.

Does the Seymour Duncan Polaron Phase Shifter have true bypass?

Yes, the Seymour Duncan Polaron Analog Phase Shifter features true bypass switching, ensuring that your guitar's tone remains unaffected when the pedal is not in use.

Can the Seymour Duncan Polaron be used with both guitar and keyboard inputs?

Yes, the Polaron features two 1/4" inputs, allowing it to be used with both guitar and keyboard inputs for versatile phase-shifting effects.

How does the analog design of the Seymour Duncan Polaron affect its sound?

The analog design of the Seymour Duncan Polaron provides a warm, rich, and organic phase-shifting effect, offering a classic sound that is highly responsive to your playing dynamics.

Is the Seymour Duncan Polaron suitable for live performances?

Yes, with its durable build and true bypass feature, the Seymour Duncan Polaron is well-suited for live performances, providing reliable and high-quality phase effects on stage.